How Much Does Botox Cost in Miami in 2026?

Botox in Miami costs between $10 and $17 per unit in 2026. The price you pay depends on the product brand, the provider's experience, and your treatment area. At MDW Aesthetics in Brickell, Jeuveau neurotoxin treatments start at $10 per unit, performed by licensed nurse practitioners under board-certified medical direction.

If you've been searching "how much does Botox cost in Miami," you're not alone. Cost is the number one question Miami patients ask before their first appointment. This guide breaks down real 2026 pricing, unit counts per treatment area, and what to watch for when comparing quotes across Miami med spas.

What Is the Average Cost of Botox Per Unit in Miami?

The average Botox cost in Miami ranges from $13 to $17 per unit in 2026, though Brickell med spas using Jeuveau offer rates as low as $10 per unit.

Several factors affect what you pay per unit in Miami:

• Product brand: Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA by Allergan) typically costs more per unit than Jeuveau (prabotulinumtoxinA by Evolus) or Dysport (abobotulinumtoxinA by Galderma). All three are FDA-approved neurotoxins with the same mechanism of action. MDW Aesthetics uses Jeuveau because it delivers equivalent results at a more accessible price point.
• Provider credentials: Board-certified practitioners and experienced nurse injectors may charge different rates. At MDW, every treatment is performed by a credentialed provider under the medical direction of Dr. Mina Ayad, MD.
• Location: Brickell, South Beach, and Coral Gables med spas price differently based on overhead costs. Brickell practices tend to offer competitive rates because of the high volume of working professionals seeking maintenance treatments.
• Volume purchased: Some Miami practices offer lower per-unit rates when you treat multiple areas in a single session.

How Many Units Do You Need? A Treatment Area Breakdown

Most Miami patients need 20 to 60 units per session. Forehead lines require 10-30 units, crow's feet need 5-15 per side, and glabellar lines take 15-25 units.

Here is what I typically recommend at our Brickell clinic:

Unit counts vary by facial anatomy, muscle strength, and treatment goals. During your complimentary consultation at MDW Aesthetics, your injector maps your facial muscles and recommends an exact unit count.

What Factors Affect Your Total Botox Cost in Miami?

Your total depends on the number of areas treated, your muscle strength, treatment frequency, and whether you're maintaining previous results or starting fresh.

First-time patients often need slightly more units to achieve initial results. Maintenance patients who return every 3-4 months may need fewer units over time as the muscles adapt to the treatment pattern.

Miami's year-round warmth plays a role too. Patients who exercise heavily or spend significant time outdoors in Brickell's heat may metabolize neurotoxin faster. This means maintenance visits every 3 months rather than 4 months for some active patients.

"I always tell my patients that Botox is an investment in consistent maintenance, not a one-time expense," says Dr. Mina Ayad, Medical Director at MDW Aesthetics. "When you budget for 3-4 treatments per year, the per-visit cost at $10 per unit becomes very manageable for most Brickell professionals."

How Miami Botox Prices Compare to Other Cities

Miami Botox prices sit in the mid-range nationally. New York and Los Angeles charge $15-$25 per unit, while Miami averages $13-$17, making South Florida a strong value market.

Here is how Miami stacks up:

At $10 per unit, MDW Aesthetics offers pricing that's competitive even against markets outside South Florida. This accessibility reflects our commitment to making expert-level aesthetic care available to Brickell's working professionals without compromising on product quality or practitioner credentials.

Why MDW Aesthetics Charges $10 Per Unit in Brickell

MDW Aesthetics uses Jeuveau, an FDA-approved neurotoxin with the same active mechanism as Botox, at $10 per unit because premium results should not require premium prices.

We chose Jeuveau for three reasons:

1. FDA-approved efficacy: Jeuveau (prabotulinumtoxinA-xvfs) earned FDA approval in 2019 specifically for cosmetic use. Clinical trials demonstrated equivalent wrinkle reduction compared to Botox.
2. Modern manufacturing: Jeuveau is manufactured using a proprietary purification process called Hi-Pure technology, producing a highly purified formulation.
3. Value alignment: Our patients in Brickell are smart consumers. They want results backed by science at a price that supports regular maintenance. Jeuveau at $10/unit makes that possible.

Every Jeuveau treatment at MDW Aesthetics is performed under the medical direction of Dr. Mina Ayad, MD, by experienced nurse practitioners including Lisa MacLachlan, MSN, APRN, FNP-C. You receive the same clinical oversight and injection precision you'd expect at any top-tier Brickell practice.

View our complete treatment pricing for all services including lip filler, PRP, and microneedling.

Red Flags When Comparing Botox Prices in Miami

Watch for unlicensed providers, undisclosed product brands, and pricing that bundles unnecessary treatments to inflate the total bill.

Not every Miami med spa operates the same way. When comparing prices, ask:

• What product brand are they using? If they can't or won't tell you, walk away.
• Who performs the injection? A medical director should oversee all treatments, and your injector should hold active nursing or physician credentials.
• Is the pricing per unit or per area? Per-area pricing can obscure the true cost.
• Are there hidden consultation fees? At MDW Aesthetics, every consultation is complimentary and pressure-free.

"Price should never be the only factor," says Dr. Ayad. "But transparency should always be part of the conversation. We publish our pricing because our patients deserve to know what they're investing in before they walk through the door."

Read our guide on what to look for when choosing a med spa in Brickell.

This content is for informational purposes only and does not substitute for professional medical advice. Results vary by individual. Consult with a qualified provider before undergoing any treatment.